2025-12-11 03:48:20

I heard that the real estate tycoon has come up with a new scheme? This time, he’s directly pricing permanent residency rights.

Invest 1 million USD personally, or 2 million USD through a company, and you can obtain U.S. residency. An additional service fee of 15,000 USD is also required—this move is very much in line with his usual business style.

Even more incredible, it’s said that a "Platinum Card Program" will be launched later, and it looks like the threshold will only be higher. From real estate to governance, this guy truly has taken business acumen to the extreme.

For those of us in the Web3 community, this adds an option. After all, many project teams and investment institutions have been considering compliance and implementation issues. If this policy is truly enacted, it could trigger another wave of immigration. But as for the price… we still need to consider the thickness of our wallets.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 12-11 11:35

This guy really knows how to play; he can even turn residency rights into a business. Impressive, impressive.

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SquidTeacher

· 12-11 04:18

1 million dollars just to get a green card? This guy really treats the US like a property to sell Direct project financing, you might say, but what's the difference from DAO treasury operations? The Platinum Card plan sounds like another type of meme coin. I bet five bucks there's a Diamond Card behind it By the way, Web3 folks do need this kind of thing. Compliance is compliance, but I still want to ask—can his logic hold up? This price is impressive. How many coins would it take to exchange for a ticket?

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orphaned_block

· 12-11 04:17

Wow, you can sell this too? Turning identity into a commodity is really something else.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 12-11 04:15

Ha, they really treat identity as a commodity to sell, and even charge extra fees.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 12-11 04:13

They really treat the US green card like a commodity to be sold, running a business all the way to governing the country, impressive. Starting at 1 million USD? My wallet says passersby turn away. Platinum card? Just hearing the name makes it obvious it will require blood sacrifice. The project teams should be excited, another "compliance" avenue opens up. This guy truly can revive anything except integrity. Web3 folks move their money to immigrate, and the ecosystem gets rinsed again. Thinking of us poor folks, just looking, just look and that's all. $15,000 service fee must be paid separately, this operation is just brilliant. The American Dream? Now it's just the American price. Wealthy people, come on in.

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